• The bending radius of the cables is not exceeded when the
Satellite is installed.
2.
To make cable routing easier, strap the power and control cables
together with electric tape or equivalent.
3. Drill the fixing holes. See
9: Unit footprints and clearances.
4.
Install the fixing anchors in place. If necessary, use epoxy or equivalent
to fasten them.
• Make sure that the installation level is horizontal. If necessary,
use appropriate washers.
5. If the cables are surface-installed, make an opening in the collar on
the bottom of the Satellite for routing the cables. See
Figure 38.
•
The collar is plastic. Use a suitable tool such as a hole saw.
• To make installing the cables easier, extend the opening to the
bottom edge of the collar.
6. Remove the three security T30H screws and open the front panel of
the Satellite. Fasten it in the open position with duct tape or equivalent.
7. Lift the Satellite to the installation position. Before you set the
Satellite in place, route the cables into the Satellite through the
installation flange or mounting tube.
8. Install the Satellite on the fixing anchors or into the concrete element.
• Make sure that the unit is horizontally level.
• If you are using a concrete base, prevent ground moisture from
rising into the unit. When the installation is finished, fill the base
with granular clay or equivalent.
9. If the Satellite has charging cable(s), install them and their support
spring(s) as soon as possible. See
5.1.13: Installing the charging cable
to Satellite.
10.
Connect the cables. See
5.2: Electrical installation.
CHARGING EQUIPMENT FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES INSTALLATION MANUAL
CONFIDENTIAL – CERTIFIED PARTNERS 69 REV 2.40 EN 04-2024
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